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1 Queue Fundamental of Data Structures and Algorithms Topic o o Circular o o Circular 2 o Declaration int const queue_size=5; typedef struct int ; int ; int [queue_size]; arr_queue; array o IsEmpty / IsFull int IsEmpty(arr_queue *q) return(q->==queue_size); int IsFull(arr_queue *q) return(q->==(queue_size-1)); 3 4

2 5 o Create void create_queue(arr_queue *q) q->=queue_size; q->=queue_size; 6 o Enqueue void enq(int en_,arr_queue *q) if(isempty(q)) q->[0]=en_; q->=0; q->=0; else if(!isfull(q)) q->++; q->[q>]=en_; else printf("\nqueue Full"); 7 o Dequeue int deq(arr_queue *q) int de_=null; if(!isempty(q)) de_=q->[q->]; q->++; if(q->>q->) q->=queue_size; q->=queue_size; else printf("\nempty Queue"); return(de_); 8 o Front int (arr_queue *q) if(!isempty(q)) return(q->[q->]); else printf("\nempty queue");

3 9 o Rear int (arr_queue *q) if(!isempty(q)) return(q->[q->]); else printf("\nempty queue"); 10 o Clear void clear_queue(arr_queue *q) while(!isempty(q)) deq(q); o Count int count_queue(arr_queue *q) int count; if(!isempty(q)) count=(q->-q->)+1; else count=0; return(count); queue (integer) queue (integer) null null Queue full even array[0],[1] is empty

4 แบบฝ กห ด queue (integer) queue (integer) = 0 o ปร บเปล ยน array queue จาก code ท ก าหนด โดย ให แก ป ญหา queue เต มโดยท ย งม ท ว างเหล ออย ด านหน า โดยการใช การเล อนต าแหน งขณะท ท าการ dequeue o ในการปร บเปล ยนต องม การแก ไขฟ งก ช นใดบ าง 13 o Front constant = 0 o Changes Dequeue Function Circular array size queue (integer) queue (integer) 16 Circular o Declaration int const queue_size=5; typedef struct int ; int ; int [queue_size]; arr_queue; array Create and IsEmpty is same as.

5 17 Circular o IsFull int IsFull(arr_queue *q) if(q-> < q->) return((q-> - q->)==1); else return((q-> - q->)==(array_size-1)); 18 Circular o Enqueue void enq(int en_,arr_queue *q) if(isempty(q)) q->[0]=en_; q->=0; q->=0; else if(!isfull(q)) if(q->==queue_size-1) q->=0; else q->++; q->[q- >]=en_; else printf("\nqueue Full"); Circular o Dequeue int deq(arr_queue *q) int de_=null; if(!isempty(q)) de_=q->[q->]; if(q->==q->) q->=queue_size; q->=queue_size; else if(q->==queue_size-1) q->=0; else q->++; else printf("\nempty Queue"); return(de_); Circular o Count int count_queue(arr_queue *q) if(isempty(q)) return(0); else if(q->>=q->) return(q->-q->+1); else return((queue_size-q->)+(q->+1)); 19 20

6 21 o Use Singly Linked List o Declare Header & Linked List count next next null 22 o Declaration typedef struct queue_dat int ; queue_dat *next; queue_node; typedef struct int count; queue_node *; queue_node *; queue; Linked List header o IsEmpty int IsEmpty(queue *q) return(q->==null); o Create void create_queue(queue **n) *n=new queue; (*n)->=null; (*n)->=null; (*n)->count=0; 23 24

7 25 o Enqueue void enq(int en_,queue **n) queue_node *new_node; new_node = new queue_node; new_node->=en_; new_node->next=null; if(isempty(*n)) (*n)->=new_node; else (*n)->->next=new_node; (*n)- >=new_node; (*n)->count++; o Dequeue void deq(int *de_,queue **n) queue_node *q; q=(*n)->; *de_=q->; (*n)->=q->next; 26 if((*n)->==null) (*n)->=null; (*n)->count--; delete q; else *de_=null; o Front void (int *_,queue **n) o Rear void (int *_,queue **n) 27 *_=(*n)->->; else *_=NULL; 28 *_=(*n)->->; else *_=NULL;

8 o Count int count_queue(queue **n) return((*n)->count); o Clear void clear_queue(queue **n) int dummy; while(!isempty(*n)) deq(&dummy,n); o Destroy void destroy_queue(queue **n) clear_queue(n); delete n; Circular o Use Circular Linked List o Header has pointer que point to count que = que->next next next null 31 32

9 Circular o Declaration typedef struct cqueue_dat int ; cqueue_dat *next; cqueue_node; typedef struct int count; cqueue_node *que; cqueue; Linked List header o IsEmpty Circular int IsEmpty(cqueue *q) return(q->que==null); Circular o Create void create_cqueue(cqueue **n) *n=new queue; (*n)->que=null; (*n)->count=0; Circular o Enqueue void enq(int en_,cqueue **n) cqueue_node *new_node; new_node = new cqueue_node; new_node->=en_; if(isempty(*n)) new_node->next = new_node; else new_node->next = (*n)->que->next; (*n)->que->next = new_node; (*n)->que=new_node; (*n)->count++; 35 36

10 37 Circular o Dequeue void deq(int *de_,queue **n) queue_node *q; q=(*n)->que->next; *de_=q->; (*n)->que->next=q->next; if((*n)->que==(*n)->que->next) (*n)->que=null; (*n)->count--; delete q; else *de_=null; 38 Circular o Front void (int *_,cqueue **n) *_=(*n)->que->next->; else *_=NULL; Circular o Rear void (int *_,queue **n) *_=(*n)->que->; else *_=NULL; Circular o Count o Destroy o Clear เข ยนเหม อน Singly 39 40

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